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Show HERALD DAILY C6 Friday, June 20, 2008 Celtics Si'") t Continued from Cl tourist vehicles like those used by soldiers in World War II. They also transported the New England Patriots after their Super Bowl championships in February of 2002, 2004 and 2005 and the Boston Red Sox after their World Series victories in October 2004 and 2007. Now it was time for Pierce, Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen and their teammates to travel a route from nearly two-mil-e TD Banknorth Garden, the arena where the title was won in the team's 108th game of a grueling season 82 of them wins to Copley Plaza near the finish line of the Boston Marathon. "We've seen plenty of people go through their championship parades," Allen said, "and never did I think I would be a part of one. It's great to definitely do it here in Boston" Police reportecfal arrests, mostly for disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace. But fans had one last chance to enjoy the team's first title in 22 years and the area's sixth in 6 12 years "Who would have ever thought? Boston. Title town," said Ryan Stillman, 21, who was born five months after Boston won its last championship on June 8, 1986. Boston went 6 one seathe secson after going ond worst record in the league. The mastermind was general manager Danny Ainge, who traded for Garnett and Allen. The field general was coach Doc Rivers. Both let the play- ers absorb the glory. "As an executive," Ainge said before the rally, "these guys are like my kids." All along the route, fans held signs declaring "Sweet 17," the 3JD SENNE Associated STEVEN Boston Celtics teammates from left, Ray Allen, Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce laugh during an event celebrating the team's NBA championship inside the TD Banknorth Garden prior to a rolling rally in Boston on Thursday. Press Boston Celtics' Ray Allen, top right acknowledges cheers of fans along a parade route through Boston on Thursday. The Celtics players rode in a convoy of amphibious vehicles as part of a rolling rally through downtown Boston to celebrate the teams first NBA championship in 22 years. banner, a replica of the one that will hang from the rafters. "The first of several, we hope," he said in a Garden hallway. Rivers commissioned the new banners for owners and players..: Wye Grousbeck, Irv's son, got a congratulatory call from President Bush on Wednesday. On Thursday, the younger Grousbeck thanked fans. "I would say you guys made it happen," he said. "There was no way the Lakers could win when they stepped on the floor in Game 6 with the electricity in the building. I know who won the game, and it was actually the fans." And a bunch of trophy-totinathletes who took one last journey together before a new banner is hung next to the other 16, Many adults at the parade were struck by the youth of the crowd. "I think the Celtics have a said. "I'll never forget it as new following that's more the number of Celtics championship trophy on his duck boat. At the start of the rally, ships, and "Have a Cigar." long as I live. To be here now early 20s crowd," said Alan Nick D' Ambrosia, a pennant construction workers across that I'm a little bit older, I could Sprinsky, 55, of Braintree, vendor from Hamden, Conn., who surveyed the scene from Causeway Street from the Gar- die a happy man." said when the team won Game den looked down from openThursday's rolling rally didn't a lawn chair in front of the St. 4 in Los Angeles, he bought a Paul's Cathedral on Tremont make any stops, but fans saw ings in a building where windows will go. Other onlookers Pierce, Garnett, James Posey, batch of $7 pennants to hopeStreet. "I bet there's not too stood on fire escapes. Confetti Leon Powe and Sam Cassell fully sell at a Boston victory many kids in school today." cannons shot green and white chomping on stogies. And they The weather helped the parade. rookie Glen "Big turnout that was 20 to 30 saw "It's better when they paper into the air as workers stood by w it h brooms ready haven't won in a long time. Baby" Davis travel along the people deep at spots. The Red route topless, showing that not Sox celebrated in November Everyone loves a new winner," to clear them away once the all his baby fat was gone. he said. and the Patriots in February, parade passed. Michael Shaughnessy Meredith Heijl, but the Celtics parade took As the duck boats pulled out g of the parking lot, Bob Messina student from Boston was so place under sunny, skipped work to bring his excited to see them pass, she skies that allowed the crowd watched in his powder blue grandson Gavin Carter, abig Garnett fan. Larry Bird No, 33 Indiana State broke her green flip flop trying to leave the winter coats at "I like that he gets all the home and come out in shorts to take Pierce's picture. jersey. Now 37, Messina re"That was the highlight of shots and he dunks," Gavin members the 1986 celebration and at City Hall Plaza. Before the rally, Celtics mansaid, tugging at his own miniamy year," she joked, even "I just remember Larry Bird though he didn't wave in her ture No. 5 jersey while Garnett aging partner Irv Grousbeck himself carried the champion unfurled a 2008 championship direction. and his curly blond hair," he 24-5- d late-sprin- cigar-puffin- FAST FACT SCOREBOARD On this date in 2004, Ken Griffey Jr. hit the 500th home run of his career, off Matt Morris, to help the Cincinnati Reds beat the St. Louis Cardinals Source: MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING Mauer, Minnesota, .335; Damon. New York, .331 Bradley, Texas, .330; JDrew, Boston, .327; HMatsul, New York, ,321; Hamilton, Texas, .321; Polanco, Detroit. .316. RUNS Klnsler, Texas, 61 JDrew, Boston, Texas. 52; Ellsbury. Boston, Texas, 49; ISuzuki. Seattle. 49; Quentin. Chicago, 47; Bradley, Texas, S3; MIYoung, 51 Hamilton, .47. RBI Hamilton. Texas, fintcago. 56: Morneau, 17;.KMatsul, Houston, 15; Vlctorlno, Philadelphia, 14; Rollins, Philadelphia, 14, Lmcecum. (9 Decisions) San Francisco. 889, 2.21; Sheets. Milwaukee. .889. 2.74; Volguez, .818. 1.64; Lohse. St. Louis, Cincinnati, .800. 3 77; Dempster, Chicago, .800. 2.76; Webb, Arizona, .786, 3.27; .778, 3.67. Wellemeyer, St. Louis, STRIKEOUTS Volquez. Cincinnati, 105; Lincecum, San Francisco, 95; Billingsley, Los Angeles. 91; Hamels, Philadelphia, 91; Harang, Cincinnati, 91 JSantana, New York, 91: JSanchez. San Francisco, 88. SAVES BWilson, San Francisco, 19; Udge, Philadelphia, 18; KWood, Chicago. 18. Capps, Pittsburgh, 16; Valverde, Houston, ' 16; BWagner, New York, 16: Lyon, Arizona, 15, flauch, Washington, 15; Hoffman, San Florida, PITCHING Leaders 74; Quentin, Minnesota, 56; JGulllen, Kansas City, 53; MRamirez, Boston, 49; DaMurphy, Texas, 46; Bradley, Texas, 48. HITS Hamilton, Texas, 95; Kinsler, Texas, 93; Damon, New York. 90; Morneau, Minnesota. 87; ISuzuki, Seattle. 87; JoLopez. Seattle. 84; MIYoung. Texas, 83. DOUBLES JGuillen, Kansas City. 26: CrosOy, Oakland, 23: BRoberts, Baltimore. Texas. 20; 23; Klnsler, Texas, 21 DaMurphy. Bradley, Texas, 20; Damon. New York, 20. TRIPLES Baltimore. 5; BRoberts, DYoung, Minnesota, 4; Teatien, Kansas City, 4; Crawford, Tampa Bay, 4; Cuddyer, Minnesota, 4. HOME RUNS Texas. 19; Ouentln, Hamilton, Chicago, 17; Slzemere, Cleveland. 17; 15: GlamOi, New York. 17: Crede. Chicago, Bradley, Texas, 15; MRamirez, Boslon, 15. STOLEN BASES Ellsbury, Boston. 34: ISuzuki, Seattle, 30; Upton, Tampa Bay, 22; BRoberts, Baltimore, 20; Crawford, Tampa Bay, 19; CaGomez, Minnesota, 18; Klnsler, Texas, 18. PITCHING (9 Decision) CLee. Cleveland. .909, 2 55; Wang. New York. .778. .800, 4.07, Galarraga, Detroit, .769. 3.03; Saunders, Loa Angeles. 10-S.06; Padllla, Texas, .750, 3.73; Sonnanstine. Tampa Bay. .727. 4 92; ESai. .727. 3.40; Angeles. .727. 3.19. GFIoyd. Chicago, STRIKEOUTS Sabathla, Cleveland, 97; JVazquez, Chicago, 93; FHernandez, Seattle, 91; Burnett, Toronto, 90; Beckett, Boston, 89; Marcum, Toronto, 86; Halladay, Toronto, 86. SAVES f Rodriguez, Los Angeles. 28: Sherrill. Baltimore, 24; Papelbon, Boston, 21 MRIvera, New York. 20; Soria. Kansas City, 18; Nathan, Minnesota, 16; Percival. Tampa Bay, 17. j 21 TRIPLES , " FLewls, San Frinclsco. 6; JReyes. New York. 6, SDraw, Arizona, 5; CJackson, Arizona. 5: BPhlllips. Cincinnati, 5; Velez, San Francisco, 4; Upton, Arizona, 4: Loney. Los Angeles, 4. HOME RUNS Utley, Philadelphia, 22: Uggla, Florida, 21 Braun, Milwaukee, AdGonzalez. San Diego. 20: Berkman. 20; Bondarenko (6). Ukraine, def. Chakvetadze (2). Russia, Alona New York, HRamirez, '."' Tim Wilkinson Ryan Palmer Cameron Beckman 67 67 67 67 67 Webb Simpson Brett Ouigley Sieve Marino Patrick Sheehan Heath Slocum 67 . 67 67 67 67 67 68 68 68 68 68 68 Anna Charlie Wi Scott McCarron James Dnscoll 68 68 68 68 68 68 Ferrle PaulDaxton Scott Sterling Jason' Allred Nathan Green 68 68 68 68 68 Brian Baleman CoreyPavin Hunter Mahan Allan Steve NickO'Hem Bill Haas 2 Mark Brooks Brett Rumlord Michael Letzig Luke List Andrew Buckle 4 Armour TroyMalteson JerryKelly EncAxley Jay Williamson Snane Bertsch Charles Warren .36-35 Thursday At TFC River Highlands Cromwell, Conn. Purse: $6 million Yardage: 6,837; Par 70 First Round 5 AiMiyazato Lowery Brian Davis . Justin Rose John Huston PelerKarmis Kevin Startler Peter Lonard Chris DtMarco Stewart Cink JlmmJeong KyeongBae 66 J.J.Henry Kent Jones 66 66 66 66 Bubba Watson Nolah Begay Tag Ridings TlmHerron 66 66 66 MattKuchar Rose Continued from C2 and was' particularly good during the NCAA tournament. He averaged 20.8 points and dominated Kansas in the championship game until the final seconds of regulation. Memphis was leading by two when Rose stepped to the line with 10.8 seconds left and a chance to seal the victory. Instead of making it a game, he made one of two free throws. That gave Kansas a chance to tie it and the Jayhawks' Mario Chalmers did just that after Memphis couldn't foul, sending the game into overtime with a ... 66 66 66 66 Helen AUredsson Morgan Pressel Becky Lucidi NaOnMin LlzJanangelo KartnSjodin Suzaim Peltersen Laura Diaz Jane Par 5 ScoRDunlap Spencer Levin BradFritsch Jason Enloe WonJoonLee 69 ScottParel Jim Herman Michael Putnam Tyler Williamson Tim O'Neal Chris Thompson Keoke Corner Keith Nolan .' 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 J.J. Killeen Oskar Bergman Tom Carter TeeMcCabe Bradley lies. Justin Hicks Brian Stuard 70 71 71 71 71 71 71 BrendonTodd Also Daniel 71 71 IV 71 71 Broadaway 78 3 Summertiayi .' II CKOtnA tt,OftC TIH 69 69 2008 NBA 36. Portland (from New York) 37. Milwaukee 38. Charlotte 1 68 68 68 68 68 69 69 69 69 69 69 69 40. New Jersey 41. Indiana 42. Sacramento (from Atlanta) 43. Sacramento 44. Utah (from Philadelphia) ' 45. San Antonio (from Toronto) 46. Seattle (from Portland through Boston) 47. Washington 48. Phoenix (from Cleveland) 49. Golden State 50. Seattle (from Denver) 51. Dallas 52. Miami (from Oriando) 53. Utah 54. Houston 55 Portland (from Phoenix through Indiana) 56. Seattle Ifrom New Orleans through NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Division T Pet PF W I 3 0 .800 3 0 .800 7 0 .533 8 7 NewYork 0 .533 8 12 0 .200 3 Columbus Southern Division W I T Pet 10 5 0 .667 7 Orlando 0 .563 9 7 New Orleans 8 0 .533 7 8 0 .467 Tampa Bay 12 12 Cleveland Grand Rapids Colorado Kansas City 10 10 12 Western WNBA standings EASTERN CONFERENCE W Pet Connecbcut .816- -. 9 2 Detroit 8 .727 3 Indiana 6 4 .600 New York 5 5 .500 , 3 5 .375 Chicago 7 4 .364 Washington Atlanta .000 0 11 WESTERN CONFERENCE W Pet Los Angeles 7 2 .778 7 San Antonio 4 .636 Minnesota 4 6 .600 Seattle .538 .. Sacramento 5 5 .500 Houston 3 8 .273 Phoenix 2 6 .250 I 7.6 Jose W L 10 5 7 10 10 8 GB 1 Los Angeles 5 Utah 5 0 .667 0 .333 0 .333 0 .200 5 10 5 5 3 ZVi 4)4 70 70 70 70 70 66 66 66 18. 19. 20. 21 22. 23. 24. 25. 26 27. 28. V GB 1 1 Yt 2 2 Vi 5 4Vj Seattle (from Phoenix) Houslon San Antonio New Orleans Memphis 29. Detroit 30. Boston (tram with Mike D'Antoni and then Doug Collins. Along the way, Chicago's luck took a turn for the better odds when it defied and won the lottery. "When I signed with (agent) Arn Tellem, we were in a room," Rose said. "He was like, 'Which team do you want to play for? And he was like, 'I 898 " Omaha 882 872 Salt Lake at Colorado Springs PA PF PA Chicago 4 7 4 5 New England 0, late ; Today's games 702 851 866 796 725 al Round Rock Tacoma at Las Vegas Tucson at Portland . 813 845 932 879 914 877 797 800 Transactions " Agreed to terms with Jason Rodriguez. LHP Kaimi Mead. OF Ryan Blair. INF Kevin Fontanez. RHP Steve Smith and LHP Russell Young. Acquired C Sal Fasano from Atlanta for a player to be named. OAKLAND ATHLETICS Acnvated RHP DL. Santiago Casilla from the RHP Kiko Calero to assignment: Designated SEATTLE MARINERS Fired John McLaren, INF ' manager. Named Jim Riggleman manager for the remainder of the season. Named Lee tlia bench coach and Jose Castro hitting coach. TAMPA BAY RAYS Agreed to terms with SS Dallas at Chicago. 2 p.m. End regular season ;' 20 1 21 13 10 GA 15 14 16 9 24 17 16 GA 21 18 16 17 17 19 17 19 18 19 17 9 (D'backsl W L Pet 3 3 0 0 0 0 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 3 3 Division W L Pet. 0 1.000 3 Idaho Falls (Royals) 1 2 .500 .500 Ogden 0 3 .000 2 (Dodgers) Real Salt Lake 0, tie Thursday's result 3 3 GB 1 2 3 40 37 34 33 35 38 38 41 GB 5 8 14 Signed Sellable. WR Josh Morgan. Arena Football League PHILADELPHIA SOUL Signed C Justin Cleveland. Released DB Nick Ward. Signed WR Brandon Copeland to the practice squad. ' arenafootbalt2 Announced WR R.J. to the team. has been assigned VANCOUVER CANUCKS Named Stan Smyt director of collegiate scouting and Dave Gagner director of player development. WASHINGTON CAPITALS Signed LW Oskar r Osala to a contract. Soccer FC DALLAS Ma)or League Soccer Named John Ellmger assistant coach. GB .533 .493 3 .472 4ft .446 6ft DELAWARE Id College Signed K.C. Keeler, football coach, contract extension through 2017. rH X 'i' 49ERS Dominique AJ. Hockey standings (Martins) Albuquerque Round Rock (Astros) TE McMackin. CAROLINA HURRICANES Agreed to terms with D Tim Gleason on a contract. LW to Acquired the rights Darcy Hordichuk from Nashville for a conditional 2009 or 2010 draft pick. at Ogden PCL DB Signed Signed National Hockey League 6 Today's games Billings at Great Falls Idaho Falls at Casper Missoula at Helena Orem NEW YORK JETS Waived 0L Shawn SAN FRANCISCO Harvey 6. 11, Ogden National Football League HOUSTON TEXANS! ALBANY CONQUEST Missoula 3 Casper 3, Idaho Falls 2 Great Falls 6, Helena 5 Billings Oklahoma (Ranoers) New Orleans (Mets) Saturday, June 21 City at Toronto FC, :30 p.m. FC Dallas at New York, 5:30 p.m. Kansas GB Thursday's results AMERICAN CONFERENCE Northern Division L W Pet 43 31 .581 Iowa (Cubs) 38 36 514 Memphis (Cardinals) 34 38 .472 Omaha (Royals) 29 45 .392 Nashville (Brewers) Southern Division W L Pet at CD Chnras USA, late Football FIRST Northern Division' Orem (Angels) Casper (Rockies) Orem GF 28 16 tie could have something in com- mon in the near future: No. 1 picks who got drafted by the local team. "I would love to play here," Rose said. "It's a dream come true. You get to bring the Bulls back to where they're supposed to be, hopefully, take it step by step and make progress." But if Beasley's the best player, why should the Bulls take Rose? "I think I can control the team a little bit more," Rose said. "I think I'm a leader. And I think I'll push the players and everyone else to have that attitude." If Chicago doesn't pick him? "I'll be hurt a little bit, but my goal is to be playing in the NBA," Rose said. National League MILWAUKEE BREWERS Activated RHP David Riske from the DL. Designated RHP Julian Tavarez for assignment. Pioneer League HALF Southern Wednesday's results San Jose Salt Lake at Colorado Springs, at Memphis, late Albuquerque Fresno at Sacramento, late Tacoma at Las Vegas, late Tucson at Portland, late Baseball Utah at Arizona, 8 p.m. Georgia at San Jose. 8:30 p.m. Sunday, June 22 at New York, p.m... Philadelphia Missoula Lakers) SECOND ROUND 31 Minnesota (from Miami tbrough Boston) 32. Seattle 33. Portland (from Memphis) 34. Minnesota (may be conveyed to Detroit) 35. LA Clippers Thursday's results Iowa 4, New Orleans Omaha 3. Round Rock 2 Nashville 6, Oklahoma 3 CLEVELAND INDIANS Billings (Reds) Falls (White Sox) Helena (Brewers) 19 1 16 4 4 16 12 3 3 Kansas City WESTERN CONFERENCE L T Pts W Los Angeles 4 2 20 6 Houston 4 4 5 17 Real Salt Lake 4 5 4 18 FC Dallas 4 5 4 16 Colorado 7 0 15 5 COChivasUSA 4 6 2 14 San Jose 7 2 11 3 New York 2ft 8ft 14ft American League Great standings 6 5 589 .554 .472 .392 33 38 45 at Memphis Albuquerque Fresno at Sacramento New Orleans at Iowa Oklahoma at Nashville Saturday, June 21 Cleveland, 5 p.m. Grand Rapids at New Orleans. 5 p.m. Los Angeles at Tampa Bay. 5:30 p.m. Kansas City at Colorado. 6 p.m. . NOTE: Three points for victory, one point tor tie. L A. 780 881 898 823 749 831 829 Baseball EASTERN CONFERENCE L T Pts GF W 3 3 27 20 8 7 4 1 22. 17 4 2 20 17 6 Chicago DC. United NewYork Fresno (Giants) Tucson (Diamondbacks) 8 10 Pel 43 30 41 34 29 7ft Tim Beckham. New England Columbus Toronto FC f PA Columbus at ' Today's games Atlanta at Washington. 5 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit 5:30 p.m. Los Angeles at San Antonio, 6 p.m. Indiana at Seattle, 8 p.m. Chicago at Phoenix, 8 p.m. Connecticut at Sacramento, 8 p.m. MLS Washington Cleveland Denver New Jersey (from Dallas) Orlando Utah PF 865 5 9 Pel .611 .507 .500 .472 36 36 34 38 Division W L Sacramento (Athletics) Las Vegas (Dodgers) ' playoff spot division 3V4 PA 780 798 723 854 860 792 760 715 846 Division T Pet 0 .667 0 .533 0 .333 0 .333 : 933 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Central Division L T Pet PF W Teams that finished the regular season with Identical records will select in the second round in the reverse of the order in which they select In the first round. Memphis New YoiK 13. Portland 14. Golden State 15. Phoenix (from Atlanta) 16. Philadelphia 17. Toronto Division W L 44 28 36 35 Southern Arena Football League Soccer Sacramento Portland (Padres) Tacoma IManners) Col. Springs (Rockies) Football Houston) 57. SanAnfonio 58. L A Lakers 59. Detroit 60. Boston Seattle 12. Northern Salt Lake (Angels) Chicago Miami Minnesota LA. Clippers 8. Milwaukee 9. Cnadotte 10. New Jersey 11. Indiana PACIFIC CONFERENCE New England at Real Salt Lake, 7:30 p.m. Columbus at Los Angeles. 8:30 p.m. FIRST ROUND 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. SportligtitAssociated Press Thursday's results ' 6-- 7:30 p.m. at Colorado. Houston AP Noames scheduled Draft order Thursday, June 26 AtNewYorti know your hometown.' Everybody in the room started laughing because we thought it was coaches. impossible. That night when Scott Skiles was fired in Dethe Bulls got the No. 1 pick, I cember, and interim coach Jim was looking at the TV like this can't be true." Boylan lost his job at the end Rose said he never owned a of the season. The Bulls finally hired Vinny Del Negro after a Michael Jordan jersey growing coaching search in up. He paid closer attention which they seemed ready to go to LeBron James and the two two-mon- th 69 69 69 70 70 70 70 70 70 Gibby Gilbert Stephen Gangluff Joe Daley Josh Thursday At Fox Den Country Club Knoxville, Tenn. Purse: (500,000 Yardage: 7,110; Par 72 First Round that crushed the Tigers. "It was real tough knowing that I was one of the reasons we lost, not hitting a free throw," Rose said. Now, he could be the man who helps the Bulls rebound from their most disappointing season in years. Expected to contend in the Eastern Con- -. ference after three straight playoff appearances, Chicago lost 49 games as players bickered with each other and their Doug Barron 69 Nationwide Knoxville Open Jarrodlyle CnnsKirk 68 68 69 69 69 69 69 69 RichBarcelo 69 69 69 69 69 70 ArtunAtwal ';: MattWeibring Scott Gardiner Scott Gutschewskv Miguel Angel Carballo 69 68 Steve 65 65 65 65 65 65 BobMay WadeOrmsby ReldEdstrom TomJohnson Caleb Marsh Thomas Hagler Fabian Gomez Colt Knost 68 Jeongjang InbeePark CrlstieKerr Johnson GregChalmers Chris Anderson Dicky Pnde Esteban Toledo Kyle Heifers Thursday At Locust Hill Country Club Rochester, NY. Purse: $2 million Yardage: 6,328: Par 72 First Round Championship Kelly Grunewald LPGA LPGA-Wegma- rs Wagner Brad Adamonis Ken Duke Lucas Glover Michael H Thompson Tom Pernice, Jr. - Sebastian Fernandez PaulGow 68 68 III .. 68 68 68 68 67 67 67 67 67 68 68 68 68 68 68 JeflBrehaut 68 68 LenMattiace RyanArmour Tommy D.J. Brtgman 67 Jason Day Jason Dufner BobSowards Kenneth Chris Smith 67 67 67 TedPurdy Golf Bourn, JReyes, Angeles. 26; DavidToms Olin Browne Thursday. Autotron Rosmalen Den Bosch, Netherlands Purse: Men, (536,600 (Intl. Series); Women, $175,000 (Tier III) Surface: Singles Men Quarterfinals Marc Glcquel, France, def. Jurgen Melzer, Austria, Juan Martin del Potro. Argentina, def. ' Arnaud Clement, France. Guillermo Canas (7), Argentina, def. Viktor Troicki. Serbia, David Ferrer (1). Spain, def. Mario Ancic (6), 4). Croatia, def. Women Quarterfinals Elena Oemantieva (1), Russia, def. Sorana Cirstea. Romania, Tamarlne Tanasugarn, Thailand, def. Mlchaella Krajlcek, Netherlands, Billy Maytair Dustin Johnson Justin Bolll Briny Band 28: LarryMize D.J. Trahan 67 67 67 67 67 67 Chad Campbell OudleyHart BenCurtis JeftMaggert Stuart Appleby At Houston. Houston, 26; Pierre, Los JimMcGovem Craig Kanada Tour Ordina Open A Wiay Singh Kenny Perry Fred Funk 20; Howard. Philadelphia. 19; Dunn, Cincinnati. 18; Burrell. Philadelphia, 18 STOLEN BASES Taveras. Colorado. 31; ' Mallinger Nicholas Thompson Chris Stroud Tennis ATP-WT- Vaughn Taylor Frank Lickliter Kevin Suthedand John 15. Diego, NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING CJones, Atlanta, .394; Berkman, 'Houston, .366; Pujols, St. Louis, .347; Holliday. Colorado. .324. CGuzman, Washington, .318; BMolina, San Francisco, .318; Nady, Pittsburgh, 31 RUNS Berkman. Houstonl 64: HRamirez. Florida, 61: McLouth, Pittsburgh, 57; Utley. Philadelphia. 56; Uggla. Florida. 55; Bay, Pittsburgh, 52; JReyes, New York, 52. RBI Howard. Philadelphia. 63: AdGonzalez, San Diego, 63: Utley. Philadelphia. 62; Berkman, Houston, 59; Braun. Milwaukee, 55: Ludwick. St. Louis, 55; DWright. New York. 54. HITS CGuzman. Washington, 100; CJones, Atlanta, 98, Berkman, Houslon, 96; JReyes, New York, 87: AdGonzalez, San Diego, 66; YEscobar, Atlanta, 85; Atkins. Colorado, 85; Tejada, Houston, 85; Dlee, Chicago, 85. DOUBLES McLouth, Pittsburgh. 24; Uggla. Florida, 23; Berkman. Houston, 23; McCann, Atlanta. 22; CGuzman, Washington. 22; Ludwick, SI. Louis, 21; Winn, San Francisco, Associated Press ELISE AMENDOLA 66-1- Baseball ;-v--. ' ... .; '. DAVID i Press draftee Derrick Rose, of Chicago, talks with the media after a closed baseball workout with the Chicago Bulls in Deerfield, III. on Thursday. Prospective NBA |